Your DAILY Companion From the Almanac Editors
Don't judge each day by the harvest you reap,
but by the seeds that you plant.
–Robert Louis Stevenson (1850–94) | | | Question of the Day
If the Sun is closest to Earth during the Northern Hemisphere’s winter and farthest from it during the summer, why is summer hotter than winter? – Answer | | Puzzle of the Day
What is the difference between 16 ounces and a small boy at the piano? – Answer | | | ADVERTISEMENT Try our Garden Planner for FREE!
The Old Farmer’s Almanac Garden Planner is an easy-to-use online program that helps you plan your garden! Whether you want to create a backyard garden for vegetables, a kitchen garden for herbs, or a beautiful flower garden, Garden Planner will help you create the best layout for your space—plus provide all your sowing and planting dates! | |  Marshmallow Plant: Grow for Medicine, Flowers, and Dessert!
Marshmallow is truly versatile as a gorgeous flowering perennial, an herb with a variety of medicinal uses, and a sweet treat. Learn more about growing marshmallows in the garden, as well as how to make a healing tea and real good-for-you marshmallows. | | | | | ADVERTISEMENT Your Guide to a Flowering Future!
We love to share our passion for gardening at The Old Farmer’s Almanac, so we created the Flower Gardener’s Handbook. It contains in-depth profiles of 32 popular flowers, solutions for preparing pots and plots, plant maintenance, and so much more. | |  See a Vegetable Garden Plan Using Companion Planting
Renae’s joy of gardening in her “fairy garden” leaps off the page. This past season, her vegetable garden incorporated companion planting—which produced an abundant harvest! See Renae’s garden layout and beautiful photos. | | | | | ADVERTISEMENT What are Almanac Clubs?
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All white is the most common monochromatic color-themed garden, and instead of being boring, it gives a sophisticated air to the landscape. Check out our list of 20 wonderful white flowers to incorporate into your garden! | | | | | ADVERTISEMENT The tools you need for a great harvest!
The Almanac Year-Round Growing Kit contains the 2024 Gardening Calendar and 2024 Old Farmer’s Almanac. Both will provide essential information, tips, and planting tables to ensure a bountiful harvest. | |  Cream of Fiddleheads Soup
Early spring means fiddleheads. These are the ostrich fern’s young fronds. If you can’t find fiddleheads, try this soup with sliced fresh asparagus, but we urge you to try to hunt down these delightful tender plants of spring if you can. Learn more. | | | | | ADVERTISEMENT The heart and home of country!
Featuring wide-open spaces and comforting places, this charming calendar features eye-catching, full-color photographs depicting the joys of country living, including breathtaking landscapes and farm animals! | |  The First Snowflake Photographer, Wilson Bentley
Is there any truth to the old saying, “No two snowflakes are alike”? Wilson A. Bentley, a farmer and amateur meteorologist, sought to answer that question, dedicating himself to observing flakes of snow for 50 years. See the first-ever photos of snowflakes! | | | | | | | | ☞ If you enjoy the Daily Almanac, share with a friend ☜ | | | |  | | Vegetable Gardener's Handbook | | |
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